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madhiolli
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Hi
MQPUT command successfully put the message in the queue.
But if the MQCLOSE or MQDISCONNECT command fails, will the message put earlier remains in the queue? |
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Garry Carroll
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| MQPUT command successfully put the message in the queue. |
Once a message has been put on the queue it is on the queue unless the unit-of-work is backed-out. If you have MQPMO-SYNCPOINT for the MQPUT(1), then you should have committed or rolled-back before the programk gets to either MQCLOSE or MQDISC.
Garry. |
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madhiolli
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| Thank You very much for the reply. I'm clear now. |
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